Is junior transfer worth it?
Hi,
I'm a first-year student currently at a non-target business school outside Boston, majoring in corporate finance & accounting and ended first semester with a 3.74(flopped buisness law). Initially enrolled because I wanted to work in Big 4 since my father is a Deloitte partner, but now more inclined towards IB and consulting. I had a 1490 SAT but HS gpa wasn't pretty(3.5ish), so I'm not doing a sophomore transfer. Currently involved in school investment fund, IB club, consulting club, and planning to rush business frats next semester.
School list: Penn, Northwestern, Vandy, Cornell, WashU, USC, Michigan, NYU
1) Fairly certain I'll maintain a 3.8+ until transferring, is that competitve for transferring into schools above?
2) How disadvantaged is a junior transfer in terms of networking and recruiting? Should I just stay at my current school and apply to MSFs or other graduate programs?
Any input is appreciated, hope everyone stays safe during this time and happy hollidays.
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